Hello, Class! This is Towako from MEL School.
How are you doing?
Although only two students attended today's lesson, it gave us a wonderful opportunity to have deeper discussions.
Instead of simply checking each other's writing, you carefully read your partner's paragraph, asked questions, and shared ideas to help make the writing even better.
This kind of peer review is an important step in becoming a stronger writer.
See you next week!
Towako
ELST Narration
B1.2 #6 American High School Dance Party
This time, you listened to a narration about American high school dance parties.
After taking notes, you explained the content to your partner and discussed whether a similar custom would be a good idea in Japan.
Q Skills for Success Reading and Writing -1
Unit 7 Behavioral Science
Is the world changing too fast?
Unit Assignment
Today, we focused on peer reviewing the paragraphs you wrote about important changes in your life.
You exchanged your writing, read each other's paragraphs carefully, and discussed how to make the ideas clearer and more effective.
With only two students in class, we were able to spend much more time discussing each paragraph in depth.
Reading someone else's writing also helps you notice strengths and areas for improvement in your own writing.
Good writers do not finish after the first draft—they revise, receive feedback, and continue improving.
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